Which file do I install first

I downloaded the two PSE!2 install files and don't know which to install first. The 1MB file is listed in properties as Adobe Extractor. I've got conflicting information from our people at the school computer store and from an Adobe Tech. Store says install the 1GB file. Adobe Tech says install the 1MB extractor first, (do not try to open the 1GB+ file, follow the instructions, and the extractor file will open and install the 1107MB Installer package. Is that how this works. Advice please. Thank you.

the smaller file should have an exe extension (the extractor) and the larger (the archive) should have a 7z extension.
put both in the same directory and click (or double click) the exe.

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